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All of this is true but then it's as easy as releasing censored and uncensored versions of the model. Then it's up to users (or parents, in the case of children) to choose the adequate version for each purpose. Just like there are child-friendly movies and adult-only movies, and no one beyond fringe puritan crusaders would say that the latter should outright not exist.
>censored and uncensored Well here you still have the same problem, since they're not gonna release an actually uncensored version, that tells you how to do awful things (or indeed, that tells you to do them). So then you'd have censored and less censored, and it would still be a matter of where to draw those lines.
What I mean is a model for all audiences and an adult model, and the line would be drawn at the law of the country producing it (if it's something that would be legal to publish for a human author at a website, then it should be allowed as an LLM response). So erotica would be fine, while instructions for making a bomb wouldn't.